Ethics, Aesthetics, and Moral Psychology
Published: 1 August 2021
Ethics, Aesthetics, and Moral Psychology
We have particular strengths in the study of emotions, virtues, autonomy, responsibility, and aesthetics
Core Staff
- Michael Brady – emotion, virtue, suffering
- Ben Colburn – autonomy, end of life, responsibility
- Jennifer Corns – pain, affect, suffering, death, philosophy of medicine
- Robert Cowan – moral psychology, moral epistemology
- Emma Gordon – applied ethics, bioethics (especially human enhancement), ethics of AI, philosophy of well-being, philosophy of psychotherapy
- Gary Kemp – pictorial representation, expression, the definition of art, philosophy of literature
- Glen Pettigrove – normative ethics, moral psychology, virtue theory, religious ethics
- Mona Simion – blame, trust, well-being, moral testimony
- Robin Zheng - moral responsibility, structural injustice, gender and race, social change.
Affiliated Staff
- J Adam Carter – trust, polarisation, emotion, ethics of AI
- Matilda Carter
- Timothy Kearl - agentive modality, agentive modals, action theory
- Christoph Kelp – blame, trust, moral understanding, moral assertion, moral testimony
- Joe Slater - moral obligation, demandingness, beneficence
- Matthew Vermaire - responsibility, blame, self-control, Strawson
- Christopher Willard-Kyle – well-being
For more information on research in this area, see the staff pages linked above.
First published: 1 August 2021